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To create a glossary page in SharePoint Online: (1) Create a new Blank page on your SharePoint site; (2) Add a Text web part and type letters A through Z as your navigation index; (3) Add a second Text web part and enter all terms alphabetically under Heading 1 letter headers with bolded terms and definitions; (4) Publish the page; (5) Copy the anchor link for each letter heading; (6) Edit the page and hyperlink each letter in the index to its corresponding anchor link; (7) Republish. The result is a fully navigable A–Z glossary page that lets users jump directly to any letter section. No coding or SharePoint development experience is required - the process uses only built-in Text web parts available in SharePoint Online through Microsoft 365.
Search engines like Google have largely replaced the need to use physical dictionaries to find the definition of words. Why spend time digging through a book when you can Google a word and learn its meaning within a second?
Hello everyone! Today, I will be writing about SharePoint Wiki sites with structured menu. This is a core requirement for every IT Department where they share User Guides/Wiki Pages related to software/work procedures. It’s very easy to create Wiki Pages in SharePoint. To get started, check out my video on “3 ways to build a knowledge base wiki in SharePoint”.
